The Story of Windrush

A parent might reach for this book when their child asks questions about where their family comes from, why people move to new countries, or when they encounter news about immigration and want a gentle, historical context. This accessible chapter book clearly explains the story of the Windrush generation: citizens from the Caribbean who were invited to help rebuild Britain after World War II. It covers their hopeful journey, their vital contributions, and the shocking racism and unfairness they faced, including the recent Windrush scandal. The book balances difficult truths with a celebration of resilience and culture, making it an excellent tool to open conversations about history, justice, and what it means to belong.